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The first patch to World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King is live and balances a bevy of class changes, including the new Death Knight hero class.
Every now and then, I wonder: does Square Enix hate America?
Couch potatoes, rejoice: now you can watch YouTube in your living room on your big-screen television.
Selling at a rate faster than the PlayStation 2, both the Nintendo DS and Wii set new records last year -- the lovable handheld sold an unprecedented 3 million units in Dec., and the Wii sold more than 10 million units in a single year, the first console to do so.
See some pics from the set-up of the San Francisco Street Fighter IV club event.
Rumors are swirling the the all-new PS3/Xbox 360 Indiana Jones adventure won't come to pass.
Halo 3 addiction doesn't explain or excuse Daniel Petric's shooting both his parents, says an Ohio judge.
EA's ambitious first-person adventure game, somewhat criticized for its clunky combat, makes its way to the PC today; new console DLC also incoming.
A new report reveals that Sony, makers of the PS3, is expected to post an operating loss of $1.1 billion.
Wow.
In the vein of System Shock and Metroid Prime, Moon is a heart-pounding first-person shooter tailor-made for gamers who crave sci-fi adventure. You take on the commanding role of a special space-based task force assigned to a lunar investigation when a mysterious hatch of alien origin is discovered on the moon. In the vein of any great horror film, things take a terrible turn for the worse leaving you as the sole survivor on this ruined expedition.
THE BOTTOM LINE: Moon proves itself as a creepy and innovative portable FPS experience, weighed down by a severe lack of challenge and variety.